Bobby Caughron 
In her long-awaited debut, Debbie Gibson reflects on the lessons she learned in her years as a young pop pioneer and on her hard-earned journey to embrace her authentic self, allowing her to lead the healthy, engaged—and electric!—life she does today.
Debbie Gibson was just sixteen when she released her multi-platinum debut album Out of the Blue and recorded “Foolish Beat” in 1988, making her the youngest person to ever write, produce, and perform a Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper. A child actress who became the original pop princess, Debbie had full creative control over her music and, when that no longer aligned with a transitioning arts scene, she went on to star in Broadway’s Les Misérables, Beauty and the Beast, and Cabaret, as well as in the London production of Grease. Yet, for all the accolades and achievements, her success came at a high price. Anxiety, depression, financial struggles, illness—Debbie writes candidly about these and other challenges, and how she ultimately redesigned her life to overcome them. This is the story of her not only surviving, but thriving: returning to her musical roots, releasing new albums, going back out on tour, and living the best version of her authentic self to remain…Eternally Electric!
Debbie Gibson had this to say about her book:
Autographed copies of my new memoir, Eternally Electric, are now available!
This is the most personal I’ve ever gotten—my journey through music, fame, and finding light in the toughest moments. In Eternally Electric, I open up like never before—sharing the ups, the downs, and the music that’s powered me through it all. From teenage dreams to real-life challenges, this is my story, straight from the heart and I can’t wait for you to read it.
Signed copies are very limited so don’t wait. Grab yours today! https://debbiegibsonofficial.com/autographed-copies-of-eternally-electric/
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